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Dumb question time: How can I find out what kind of alloys are on my (recently obtained) car? I think they are the Technology Turbo ones, but is there a OEM number on them, and, if so, where? How much are a set of Sport Design wheels likely to cost, are they OEM, and what are the difference between them and the GT3 wheels. As you can tell, I' m confused... TIA.
Hi, There should be a part number inside on one of the " spokes" . Also, the number of the offset, starting with " ET" is located by the valve. The sport designs look the same as the GT3 Alloys (I don' t know of there' s a difference in weight or anything). They are OE wheels, but you can get replicas but I wouldn' t advise it due to possible quality/warantee issues. Also OPC' s don' t take in cars without OE wheels!
Inside one of the spokes. Ah, that' s what I feared. Well, it' s probably about time I practised changing one of the wheels anyway
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